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This cowl began as a quest for a statement piece that could pair well with basic garments in my capsule wardrobe. The three-dimensional shape is achieved with a few strategically placed purl stitches and a firm gauge - this is stress-free knitting at its best! Pair a chunky yarn with a bold (or not) color, and you, too, can have the perfect accessory in no time! For a fun gift presentation, fold the cowl into an accordion and tie a ribbon around it.

Level: Beginner

Required skills: Long-tail cast-on, circular knitting, making m1L increases, basic bind-off, weaving in, blocking

Size: one size

Finished measurements:
Top edge circumference: 24” / 61 cm
Bottom edge circumference: 32” / 81 cm
Length: 11” / 28 cm

Yarn: bulky weight wool, 125 yards / 114 meters per 100g

Recommended yarn: Brooklyn Tweed Arbor Lodge, bulky weight, 100% American Targhee wool, 125 yards / 114 meters per 100 g, 3 skeins; samples shown are Klimt and Pollen colorways.

Yardage: approximately 275 yards / 250 meters

Needles:

• 24” / 61 cm circular needle in size needed to obtain gauge (suggested size: US 9 / 5.5 mm)
• 24” / 61 cm circular needle one size larger than the gauge needle (suggested size: US 10 / 6 mm)

Gauge: 16 sts x 24 rounds = 4” / 10 cm in pattern after wet-blocking

Notions: stitch markers, tapestry needle